No. Unlike Sonny, this guy could Cher...share his acting talent that is; he was an accomplished actor nominated for eight Emmy Awards - he won two. Additionally, he is ranked in the Top 50 Greatest TV Actors.
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No. Unlike Sonny, this guy could Cher...share his acting talent that is; he was an accomplished actor nominated for eight Emmy Awards - he won two. Additionally, he is ranked in the Top 50 Greatest TV Actors.
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Yes...of Everybody Loves Raymond Burr fame. Well, that or Perry Mason and Ironside.
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Although well-know for playing a variety of characters in several classic movies, he is best know for his role as a close family member.
She was once married to hard-nosed actor who passed-away earlier this year. Additionally, she played in one of my favorite roles on Twilight Zone.
Correct, it's Marlon "The Godfather" Brando...(aka., Stanley from A Streetcar Names Desire, Sky Masterson from Guys and Dolls, Lt. Christian from Mutiny on the Bounty, Col. Kurtz from Apocalypse Now, Dr. Moreau from The Island of Dr. Moreau and Jor-El from Superman, etc.). What a resume!
She played in roles with Marlon Brando (pictured earlier) and Dean Martin in the post Lewis days; her Twilight Zone character was named after Rod Serling's faviorite teacher; was a successful psychotherapist after she moved on from her acting career.
I could have sworn that this actress was still alive as part of the question. Apparently not, it's Janice Rule.....
Absolutely...she ruled! (pun intended). I remember thinking how much I needed Ms. Foley to punish me for having wicked thoughts when I was 10.
Yes, it's Joseph Cotten! If one of Jo's classmaters were to select him in a game a kick-the-can, would that make his classmate a cotton-picker? 
It must be Bob McNea since he and Soupy Sales worked for the same station back in the 50s.
Yes, he was one of the 200 or so actors who played Bozo the Clown. Bozo was sydicated across the county and in several countries, so there were literally dozens of Bozos running around such as Willard Scott, who played both the Washington DC Bozo and Ronald McDonald, or some of the gentlemen in the executive suite of my organization). However, the pictured individual is best known for playing another character altogether.
P.S., it's a tough one...and I'm not clowning around.
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